Andrea Holland is a London-based performer, theatre-maker, voice-artist and facilitator born and raised in Spain to a Spanish mother and English father. She trained in Asturias School of Performing Arts (Spain) in Acting, and in ESAP Porto (Portugal) in Acting and Directing where she was awarded an ERASMUS+ scholarship for Academic Excellence. She has always had a strong incline towards Physical Theatre and devising, she took part in the course Physical Theatre and Performance: Mask and myth, the Poetic body and Ensemble Storytelling at LISPA (arthaus.berlin) in 2018; and partook in Gecko Theatre's first ever Artistic Professional Residency in 2019.

During lockdown she co-directed the short-film: “Mulheres Que Sangran, Powered by Menstruation'', which was officially selected by: Zeitimplus Shortfilm Festival in Vienna, nominated for Best Female Short Film by a Female Director at Thessaloniki Free Short Festival and a finalist at LIFT-OFF GLOBAL NETWORK.
Andrea is one of the founding members of the physical theatre company Volpe Theatre, together with other international female artists, premiering "Hyena" in Italy and taking it to last year’s VAULT Festival.
She has co-founded Herlight Theatre, alongside Giovanna Koyama, and they have recently premiered their first show "Queendom" at the Camden Fringe, a devised physical comedy about two Queens and two best friends, a crossover between a modern fairy tale that challenges the status quo and a sitcom about flatmates.

Andrea's work often takes the form of devised comedy with a feminist perspective and a strong focus on the immigrant experience. She's passionate about delving into themes like belonging, identity and cultural stereotypes while sharing personal stories that resonate with both herself and others.